Photos of the 50th Anniversary Celebration in Bordeaux

Here's the UCEAP's report of the 50th Anniversary Celebration in Bordeaux last month. Linda, Skip, Alain and I can be seen in the photo of our table at La Passerelle. We were sitting just off the photo of the "round table", to the left and you might see me in the background (jean skirt), and Skip on the left, outside at the vineyard.

Chocolatine vs. Pain au chocolat !

Here's why we first learned to call them "chocolatines"!

UCEAP 50th anniversary celebration, Bordeaux

On our way to Bordeaux (7:00 a.m.)  3 grands crèmes, 2 croissants et 1 pain au chocolat à Captieux

Skip just trying to make you all jealous!

First round-table (Where are they now?). Linda, Skip and Anna-Kay

Lunch at La Passerelle (à coté du Restau U 2). Clare Schulberg (66-67), Linda and Skip.

More "old" alumni. Pamela Canadas (67-68), Bernice Chang Ricard (66-67) and Clare Schulberg (66-67)

Skip, Alain Bourg and Virginia Coulon (62-63)

Virginia Coulon (62-63), Anna Kay, Pamela Canadas (67-68)

Thursday afternoon. Visit to the Château Luchez-Halde winery in Mérignac

http://www.luchey-halde.com/histoire.htm

Wine-tasting... plus a bottle of wine for each alum!

Leslie and Anna Kay in Paris, March 2012

Leslie and Anna Kay in Paris (photo by Alain). 43 years of adventures to catch up on! So much still left to share. Next time we'll have to meet up either in DC or in Pau.

Two minutes after I sent the note to you all, Anna Kay sent me info on how to write on the blog. So cool! I look forward to reading other posts and being back in touch with you all.

Sally

Ok, everyone.  I'm new to blogging, so hopefully this will find its way to the right people.  Thanks to Linda and Anna Kay, I've been found!!  So nice not to be lost anymore.  After I left Bordeaux and came home to UC, I returned under the reorganized EAP program and did the Sorbonne 1970-71 program.  I'd love to find anyone who atttended there as well -- there were only 20 of us.  I'm teaching and still playing the violin.  You can find me on Peninsulasymphony.org.  I also do long-distance cycling.  I'm widowed, but my husband left me two wonderful daughters, both of whom have Ph.D.'s, so I know he'd be proud of them.  I'd love to hear from any and all.  Life moves fast, doesn't it?